Question 1

For manufacturer - Is this allulose extracted from fruit or from corn?

Accepted Answer

Well,  I don’t know Allulose in any brand does not list what fruit or if corn is one of the ingredients.   It just says Allulose for 
Ingredients.  If worried about gmo  then look for label that says non gmo.  If worried about keto or if it’s good
For diabetics  then your guess is as good as mine.  Their is a trace  of sugar in all fruits  and yes vegetables even though it’s 
Good sugars.  Advice use in moderation supposedly Allulose is in a lot of products only it’s listed in its systematic name.  
Don’t over think it can drive you crazy and you will be eating nothing but bark off a tree.  Do your own 
Testing if diabetic just take readings after you use Allulose and then go from their.  Good luck!

Question 2

Is this the same as tagatose?

Accepted Answer

I don’t know anything about tagatose because I use allolose no after taste at all and I found the product in a natures pantry store 
I’ve never seen tagatose  in any stores and from what I understand allulose is found in some foods that you buy from the
Grocery store.      Where To Find Allulose

unnamedIn products on the shelf and in your grocer’s freezer

Allulose offers the clean, sweet taste of sugar making it ideal in a wide range of foods. And because it’s a sugar, it functions like sugar to make low-calorie foods and beverages taste better, or to reduce calories in full-sugar products.

You may find allulose in…

Carbonated and non-carbonated beverages
Rolls, cake, pie, pastries, biscuits and frostings
Yogurt, both regular and frozen
Frozen dairy desserts, including regular ice cream, soft serve, sorbet
Salad dressings
Jams and jellies
Chewing gum
Hard and soft candies
Sweet sauces and syrups
Gelatins, puddings and fillings
Fat-based cream used in modified fat/calorie cookies, cakes and pastries
Medical foods
Coffee mix
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Question 3

Is this product imported? And if so from where?

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Our product is made in USA.

Question 4

Does this product have stevia added?

Accepted Answer

100% Pure Allulose! No Stevia!

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Pure Allulose Sweetener - Natural Sugar Alternative for Keto and Low-Carb Diet Perfect for Coffee and Desserts FORKETO (14oz)

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